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-paha

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affix westwards [suffix of verbs.]

-pat

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affix eastwards [suffix of verbs.]

ahu akry

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verb burn [of food made directly in fire.]

Example: guid:fd343149-0e7d-4acc-a0d7-387a1e9f02c2

aik

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verb swim

Example: guid:8902c10d-415f-4bd0-9ca7-65535f51305e

akhar apam

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verb shout

Example: guid:a40cdda9-250c-4bfd-84cb-a67823621111

alalau

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verb spin [head.]

Example: guid:d901caeb-d17c-424c-9001-017b54bd8a97

alemus

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verb pluck [deplume.]

Example: guid:fb340106-7684-4f08-ccce-360e6718a016

amimera

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adjective green

apita

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verb better [be.]

Example: guid:c3e12367-66df-4e20-873d-1cccbfb425a9

apwa

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verb bald [be.]

Example: guid:8372abc9-ea46-4555-ba30-86e4af972fb2

arep

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verb watch

Example: guid:9b7aa7bf-3e20-42a1-878c-cdf60dd0418f

as-...-an

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affix [negative pref. and suff.]

Example: rasmatakan

asak

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verb cry

Example: guid:5a65f8b9-b1f8-4d83-8211-50c41cf243de

asia

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verb shine

Example: guid:abeb612c-06e7-4377-b82b-213f11631732

atuatu

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verb straight

Example: nakharan ratuatu

Atukun ton io!

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phrase Show me!

aupan

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noun before [in time, abbr. {link guid="df99ef4d-914c-4f38-8834-127495a62b45"}aupaniken{/link}.]

aupaniken

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noun before [in time.]

awawa

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verb thirsty [be.]

Example: guid:0309918d-c9a6-424c-bc01-583f222734dc

awota apa le nu

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common expression purification [lit. "sit down to water". Ritual everyday washing of young boys after circumcision during {link guid="00c808a6-b76b-46d1-9a02-7dba959efc4e"}kaur{/link} in villages on the seashore, where boys would go washing themselves t

eni

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verb tell

Example: guid:85f5ca99-0258-4379-b8bb-0a79b6037e09

huaprai

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verb translate

Example: guid:1f20cd96-cf82-4c27-831a-cb8e9e94768d

Iakan apa iles.

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phrase I am going up. [e.g. to Ipai, Lowkweria etc.]

Iakapas nenian napuk.

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phrase I don’t want to sing.

iakes

verb hard [task, work.]

Example: wok riakes

Iakolkéikéi epek ik.

phrase I love you so much.

Iakolkéikéi ma seken nepen.

phrase I would like to eat a banana.

Iamarkel nek mer to nekam.

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phrase I am breaking dry wood for fire.

Iamasiapan nar un!

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phrase I am not touching it!

Iamatukun kompiuta apa Lowanatom.

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phrase I am teaching computer classes at Lowanatom.

iap

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verb touch

Example: guid:92e557b7-042d-4673-bc69-ed2d9033bc55

iapwis

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noun squid

Iasolkéikéian ma nihin ramep.

phrase I am sad that it is raining. [lit. "I do not like that it is raining".]

Iata ramakhar apam iakaur.

phrase I twitched when Iata shouted aloud.

Ieram ramamig.

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phrase An asthmatic person.

Ikiamu

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proper name Aneityum [ancient term of the island.]

ilar

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pronoun

Inapau.

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phrase I am tired.

Io iamero ik namakhar.

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phrase I am listening to what you are saying.

kamawra iken

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noun store [lit. "place where they distribute things".]

kamiél

pronoun you [three.]

kamoag tat

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verb yawn

Example: guid:fbaaa756-7684-4f08-ccce-360e6718a016

kasawasau

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noun stick of stone [term describing clubs made of stone. According to the elders, these were once arms used in tribal wars.]

kaukasé

noun arm band [worn on upper arm along with {link guid="554240cd-95e0-4611-8a65-77ee55227b6b"}numa le Nesé{/link} leaves during customary celebrations.]

Ken nepen matak.

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phrase Eat the ripe bananas.

Korapanemen

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proper name god [supreme god dwelling on mount Tukosmera.]

Kowa ramamha la tahan mama natepun renasis.

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phrase The child drinks milk of his mother and his belly is well rounded.

Kowa ramatagel mero rakamus.

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phrase The baby coughs as it is sick.

Kwankaio

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proper name star [position unknown.]

kéisa

noun dance [belonging to the family of {link guid="e6cc2a1d-0195-42d5-a4dd-c3072d507159"}naléwa{/link}.]

kér

article a [indefinite article, follows the name.]

Example: guid:b883d5da-8a6d-4b9c-a5f0-55a1767fe921

lawanu

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noun village [with locative pref.]

liélia

noun spider web

Loto ramikopen la mul iken.

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phrase The car turned left.

léleg

verb come back

Example: guid:cbf6b3e9-06d1-4b53-82e6-dcc306fd38c7

lénéai

noun sky

m-

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affix [pref. of verbs indicating that the subject is the same as in the previous verb.]

Example: guid:f4d3daa1-2360-4e94-84c9-08ae14d9308e

mamau

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noun game [played during night, when two groups hide food in the forest and then search for each other’s food. Is played at time of planting yams.]

mani

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noun money

mar-

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affix [pref. of imperative or request towards a 3rd person.]

Example: guid:3daa92b2-8646-4f21-bfaa-944636888b59

matak

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verb ripe

Example: guid:b14dc4b6-4f3f-466e-9a33-1f1069b844f1

mawuk

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proper name Moon

meta

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verb bright [be.]

Example: guid:e46c0c0b-f025-4ca0-a216-999cf261abc5

még

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verb warm [up, reheat.]

Example: guid:53de556a-4afc-4c3b-b9be-57acec6e80bb

naio

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noun feather [colored, worn in hair by men and women during customary celebrations.]

Nani rakawi hos.

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phrase A goat pulling a horse. [expression applying to a person, who is hiding his real intention (a big thing, the "horse") behind an innocent excuse (a small thing, the "goat").]

naotupunes

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noun garden magician [person in charge of a {link guid="4cfcd110-b385-4c0f-a403-b0c7278c1fba"}kawar{/link} and of good crop. {link guid="b104673f-3dcc-4387-8b8e-ce7a3327fa5a" type="cf" transkey="cf."}ieramara{/link} and

napkesu

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noun mourning [ancient term for {link guid="be438a28-451b-4044-afd9-d9d237968226"}nalu{/link}.]

napuk

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noun dance

Naramim kamaeni napuk.

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phrase People are singing.

nare-

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noun offspring [of human or animal.]

nases

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adjective poor [person without wealth, fig. sense, a child before the end of circumcision and burning of {link guid="04527da8-628f-4b15-adae-5db1b0ce8271"}nases{/link} tree does not have any property.]

nawelekaman

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noun lightning

nawhakan

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noun prayer

neki- reka

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verb unable to speak [be, because of being sick or having shouted too much.]

Example: guid:d5cc9b95-297c-4eff-b307-73f6c3700234

nekinamera

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noun

nian

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noun

nian

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noun time

niko

noun canoe [a shape in {link guid="cb049dae-aa9c-4b1a-b25a-33fb601e9efd"}kemal{/link} game.]

nima la Ten

nima la Ten

noun hut [a shape in {link guid="cb049dae-aa9c-4b1a-b25a-33fb601e9efd"}kemal{/link} game.]

nowatahwa

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noun staff [made of a special wood and used for the {link guid="cd45eb74-5bda-48eb-964c-e5258bb94cd8"}toka{/link} dance.]

nuhupuka

noun dance [kind of important dance performed during the celebration of {link guid="44390adb-772b-4a8d-a5b7-33d8e3420506"}nekowiar{/link}. The first in the order of dances. lit. "leg of a pig".]

patpa

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noun sea [close to the reefs.]

piskop

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noun volunteer [white foreigner, humanitarian worker of organizations such as Peace Corps.]

pitas

pitas
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noun maggot [smaller and younger maggots of this species, 1st stage. {link guid="2148aaa5-3c74-4b80-b501-e087406e6d91" type="cf" transkey="cf."}prisin{/link}.]

Ramarek ia?

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phrase Where does he live?

ramhapel narameren

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noun shaving [small ceremony with kava offering and {link guid="17954013-b9ee-4e00-82f5-b2d9b2d36257"}temahwa{/link} at the moment of first shaving of a boy. From this moment he can take a wife.]

rasolan mama ...

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common expression it is not that ... [one of expressions used for forming negative phrases.]

Example: guid:6e8e3cac-72d4-41be-aa53-ae496a4a15f1

renahama mowas

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noun tide [at its minimum.]

Sakap ik talauk.

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phrase I will see you tomorrow.

Sekos foto taham.

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phrase I will take your picture.

Senia ma io nases.

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phrase I am not poor. [lit. "One cannot say I am poor."]

siosio

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noun dance [kind of customary dance.]

tahak

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pronoun my

Talauk iakol napuk apa Lowkweria.

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phrase Tomorrow I will go to dance to Lowkweria.

Ten

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proper name Tanna [island.]

toka

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noun dance [kind of important dance performed during the celebration of {link guid="44390adb-772b-4a8d-a5b7-33d8e3420506"}nekowiar{/link}. The third in the order of dances, danced in the time, when {link guid="60eec9f1-b630-425e-8990-6807284b11a

Uswas an rekiakes.

phrase The young man is slow to understand.

wan

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verb cook [on fire.]

Example: guid:0dc499f8-8153-4386-93ea-7a2368f97ba5

wén

verb leave

Example: guid:bf46a979-9636-4c45-8e97-77564dddcdea